Love and meddling drive man to Chicago
Isidore Diamond, a sign painter from Parmenter Street, left home a week ago after conflict with his wife's parents who lived with the couple at Cooper Street. In a letter from Chicago he says they interfered too much and he fled for space, planning to reunite with his wife there. His brother Jacob Diamond confirms the disappearance and that Isidore has now been found in Chicago.
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Isidore Diamond
Jacob Diamond
Mr. Diamond
Chicago
Iamond
Parmenter Street
Cooper Street
Rubin
Wna
Diamond
Webster Man Blinded by Explosion of Powerful Liquid
William Duddy a Webster boat builder was blinded when a bottle of 90 percent ammonia heated by the sun burst while he washed a boat. The contents struck his face causing severe burns and profuse bleeding from eyes and mouth. He was to be taken to Worcester City Hospital for treatment.
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Webster
William Duddy
Lake Chaubungungamung
Duddy
Worcester City Hospital
Governor Crane and the summer moth season opens
A playful speech by a talking moth mocks Massachusetts politics from Medford to Boston. The creature jokes about the $100,000 appropriation to kill it, credits reform battles, and ridicules politicians from Governor Crane to Senator Chamberlain while wandering through Middlesex towns and hinting at future political mischief.
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France
Medford
Somerville
Arlington
Middlesex
Funeral held for Henry R. Danforth longtime Transcript compositor
Henry R. Danforth, employed fifty seven years in the Boston Transcript composing room, funeral held yesterday from 69 Bloomingdale street Chelsea. Relatives friends and Transcript office Franklin Typographical Society and Sons of Temperance attended. Rev R Perry Bush of First Universalist Church officiated. Interment at Woodlawn.
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Henry R. Danforth
Boston Transcript
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Transcript
Franklin Typographical Society
Sons of ‘Temperance
R. Perry Bush
First Universalist Church
Woodlawn
Lawmakers Aide Crane Backed With CRS To Boost Image
A historical dialogue notes Governor Crane facing a CRS proposal to strengthen support, with plans for rapid mobilization of resources. Mentions brown tail moth as a rival threat, references large finances, and hints at shifts in office hours and orders for dark lanterns rifles and smokeless powder. Adjutant General Dalton and colonels could be drawn into the campaign.
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Crane
Napoleon
Saugus
Sam Rhoads
Beacon Hill
Dalton
Paulist Fathers Begin Doctrinal Lectures at Newton
The Paulist fathers of New York opened a series of Catholic doctrinal lectures at the Church of Our Lady Newton on May 27. The topic was The Divinity of Christ and the program runs through the week with topics on faith, the church and the Bible, confession, the real presence, why I am a Catholic, and the sin against the Holy Ghost. The movement aims to promote Catholic understanding among non-Catholics and to dispel misconceptions. Assisting priests include Father Elliott, Father O Callaghan, Father Conway, and Father Dolan.
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Newton
Church of Our Lady
Paulist Fathers
New York City
Christ
Parliament of Religions
Chicago
Father Elliott
Father Bdiliott
Peter O'Callaghan
Harvard
Bertrand L. Conway
Catholic University of Washington
Michael Dolan
Newton Church
Charlestown Boy Hit By Car Near Medford Street
Arthur Frazer a 9 year old Charlestown resident living at 32 Everett street was struck by an inward bound Chelsea car while crossing Chelsea street near the corner of Medford street at 5 o clock yesterday afternoon. He sustained two facial cuts and bruises to his knee and arms. Taken to Massachusetts General Hospital he rested comfortably last night.
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Arthur Frazer
Everett Street
Charlestown
Chelsea Street
Medford Street
Chelsea
Frazer
Massachusetts General Hospital
Four new Methodist Episcopal bishops consecrated in Chicago
In a ceremony at the Auditorium 3000 people witnessed the laying on of hands for twelve bishops. The four new bishops named were David Hastings Moore for the Shanghai district John William Hamilton for the San Francisco district Edwin Wallace Parker and Frank Wesley Warne appointed as missionary bishops to India and Malaysia. The event marked a major ecclesiastical ceremony for the church.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
David Hastings Moore
Shanghai
John William Hamilton
San Francisco
Edwin Wallace Parker
Frank Wesley Warne
India
Malaysia
Struck Him for Money Near Paul Revere Hotel
Michael Gallagher of 118 Sheppard Street Brighton was taken to City Hospital in Station 1 ambulance after a hip contusion from an assault near Endicott Street by four men who demanded money. Gallagher refused to pay and was struck, the attacker fled.
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Michael Gallagher
Sheppard Street
Brighton
City Hospital
Gallagher
Paul Revere
Endicott Street
Arrest on Battery Street Involves Cambridge Man
William McCarthy 23 of 48 Battery Street was arrested by Division 3 officers for assault and battery on John Thomas of Cambridge at the Merrimac and Friend streets corner. Dr Dunn dressed Thomas wounds and he went home.
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William McCarthy
Battery Street
Division 3
John Thomas
Cambridge
Merrimac
Friend Streets
Dunn
Thomas
Laborer Fatally Struck on Railroad Track
Simeon Mahar aged 45 was fatally struck by a freight train on the N Y N H railroad near Northampton while walking the tracks. He is survived by six children.
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Northampton
N. Y
Simeon Mahar
Mrs Ann S Sanborn Dies At Somerville Home
Mrs Ann Sarah Sanborn wife of David A Sanborn a well known Somerville resident and former fire chief died yesterday afternoon at her home 3 Prospect street Somerville Funeral arrangements not listed in the brief notice.
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Ann Sarah Sanborn
David A. Sanborn
Somerville
That Place
Prospect Street
Babe Still Lives At Dorchester Attic Infant Found
A few hours old male infant was found on a grass plot in front of 14 Midland street Dorchester. Hannah Coleman 22 a domestic at the address confessed to police she is the mother after saying she threw the child from the attic window and did not know why. The child is in good care and unharmed.
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Division 11
Midland Street
Dorchester
Hannah Coleman
Fire destroys Keith block in Campello
A fire in Campello on May 27 totally destroyed the Keith block, causing an estimated loss of 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. The blaze damaged surrounding property but no injuries were reported. Local fire units battled the flames for hours before bringing it under control.
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Brookton
Keith Block
Campello
Walsh Lecture and Concert Delight Fenimore Hall Audience
A large crowd attended last evening's entertainment by Mr. J. Walsh and his scenic concert company in Fenimore Hall. Walsh delivered an engaging talk and retained his popular, eloquent speaker reputation while the musical numbers drew strong applause. Nearly 200 views depicted the marvels and glories of America.
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J. Walsh
Fenimere Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Walsh
America
Senate debate to dominate week with philippine questions
Washington May 27 The Senate week will center on the Philippine question and appropriation bills with a midweek diversion for the Clark case Republicans expect little chance for passage of the Philippine bill but hope to reply to Spooner before adjournment. Conferences on appropriation bills take priority with several measures pending.
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Washington
Senate
Clark
Wellington
Teller
Philippines
Pettigrew
Turner
Spooner
Montana
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Boer envoys plan U.S. tour from Boston to Chicago
Washington May 27 The Boer envoys will leave Tuesday for Boston to attend a reception on Thursday. From Boston they head west to Chicago in June and 6 stopping en route at Cleveland or Buffalo. They have invitations from over 150 cities but regret limited time prevents accepting more.
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Boston
Credit Clothiers
South End
Green
Washington Street
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
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